US Education

developing assessments in basic skills

strict national achievement standard annual testing

annual academic progress

paid tutoring and other supplemental education services to students who are struggling

highly qualified teachers to all students

a new educational approach towards educating the children of diverse ages and inclinations

a system that includes achievement of all learners, regardless its correctness and originality

educational setting where students from different backgrounds and with different abilities learn together in an inclusive environment

a grade book

a report card

a progress diagram 

They have many written tests and almost nearly no oral ones.

They write tests every chapter in a course.

Your test will be discarded if you have spoken your mind in an essay.

The grade you have obtained for your test is not announced in front of the class.

in succession

simultaneously

they don’t study them at all

developing children’s skills of recreation

broadening ideas of suitable jobs

orientating educational process at developing professional skills

The Principle of Command of Fundamental Processes

The Principle of Development of Basic Competences

The Principle of Mastering of Core Knowledge

developing skills to take advantage of your marriage

developing an ability to contribute to the household well-being

developing ability to contribute to and derive benefit from that membership

school preparation     

academic development of children

physical development of children              

emotional development of children

Kindergarten  

Day Care      

Pre-K

from 3 to 5   

from birth to 5         

from birth to the age of 5

at 3

at 5 

at 2

a 1st-grader    

a student of the 9th grade   

a new student

a senior  

a junior          

a sophomore

credit list       

grade point average 

scorecard

a high school certificate

a high school diploma

a high school degree

a number representing the average value of the accumulated final grades earned in courses over time

an official record of your study, detailing all subjects studied, results, and credit numbers

a formal record of your studies at the University including “grades” and “grade point average” 

school average test    

scholastic aptitude test

secondary ability test

school average test        

scholastic aptitude test

secondary ability test

a student who has not yet earned a Bachelor’s degree

a student who flunked out of university

a fifth-year student

Coventry University

Sheffield Hallam University

Harvard University

Stanford University